30Apr
Endoca’s oil range splits seven ways across two extraction methods, three strength tiers, and two flavour options, and picking the right one usually comes down to how much hemp taste you’re willing to put up with and how strong a drop you actually need. Here’s what actually separates each of the seven, from the gentlest raw starting point to the 3000mg oil built for people who’ve been doing this a while.
1. Raw CBD oil 30mg/ml (medium), the unheated starting point
Endoca’s Raw CBD oil 30mg/ml is the gentlest oil in the range and the only medium-strength option left unheated, so the CBDa stays intact alongside the CBD rather than converting through decarboxylation. It’s a 3% formula delivering roughly 1mg of combined CBD and CBDa per drop, extracted by CO2 from organically grown hemp with no chemical solvents involved. A 10ml bottle carries around 300mg total, and a 30ml bottle carries around 900mg, both labelled less than 0.2% THC, the EU’s legal threshold for hemp-derived products. The trade-off for keeping it raw is flavour: unheated hemp oil tastes more grassy and plant-forward than its heated counterpart, which is worth knowing if you’re sensitive to that. If preserving the whole cannabinoid profile matters more to you than a milder taste, this is the one to start with rather than the standard CBD oil 30mg/ml below.
2. CBD oil 30mg/ml, the same strength, gently heated
This is the heated counterpart to the raw oil above, the same 3% strength and the same roughly 1mg-per-drop dosing, but processed through a gentle heating step that mellows the flavour considerably. It’s still full spectrum, still CO2 extracted from organic, non-GMO hemp, and still carries the naturally occurring CBC, CBG, and CBN that come along with whole-plant extraction, just without the sharper raw taste. A 10ml bottle holds around 300mg total, a 30ml bottle holds around 900mg, and the label states less than 0.2% THC on both. For most first-time oil buyers in the UK and EU, this is genuinely the easier bottle to actually finish, since the flavour is usually the bigger reason people give up on oils before the strength ever becomes the issue.
3. Raw CBD oil 15%, 150mg CBD+/ml (strong), for when 30mg stops being enough
Once you’ve established that a medium oil works for you and want more per drop without switching formats, this is the raw version of Endoca’s strong-tier oil. It’s a 15% formula delivering roughly 5mg of combined CBD and CBDa per drop, cold processed and CO2 extracted to keep the CBDa unconverted, the same logic as the medium raw oil above but at five times the concentration. A 10ml bottle carries around 1500mg, and a 30ml bottle carries around 4500mg, both labelled less than 0.2% THC. The ingredient list adds hemp seed oil as the carrier along with vitamin E and the terpenes you’d expect from a full spectrum extract, myrcene, limonene, pinene, linalool, and caryophyllene among them. It’s a genuinely strong oil, and the raw processing means the taste is the most assertive one on this list.
4. CBD oil 150mg/ml (strong), the heated version of the same strength
Endoca’s standard strong oil mirrors the raw 150mg above in concentration, 15% strength and roughly 5mg of CBD per drop, but goes through the same gentle heating process as the medium CBD oil 30mg/ml, which softens the flavour without changing the potency. A 10ml bottle delivers around 1500mg total, a 30ml bottle delivers around 4500mg, and both carry the less than 0.2% THC statement. It keeps the full spectrum profile intact, including naturally occurring CBC, CBG, and CBN alongside the stated CBD and CBDa content, plus the same terpene and flavonoid mix that runs through Endoca’s oil line generally. If you know you want a strong oil but the raw version’s taste was too much on a previous bottle, this is the one built to fix that specific complaint.
5. Chocolate mint CBD oil 150mg/ml, for masking the hemp taste entirely
Flavour is the actual differentiator here, not strength. Chocolate mint CBD oil carries the identical 15% concentration and 5mg-per-drop dosing as the two strong oils above, extracted the same way by supercritical CO2, but it’s blended with organic apricot oil, organic mint extract, and organic chocolate to cover the plant taste almost completely. A 10ml bottle holds around 1500mg, a 30ml bottle holds around 4500mg, both stated at less than 0.2% THC. It’s still a full spectrum oil carrying CBDa alongside CBD, so you’re not giving up the whole-plant profile for the better taste, you’re just not tasting it as directly. Anyone who’s tried an unflavoured strong oil and found the taste genuinely hard to get through daily has a real reason to switch to this one instead.
6. CBD oil 30mg/ml with chocolate mint, the flavoured entry point
This is the medium-strength version of the mint oil above, built for people who want the taste-masking benefit but aren’t ready for a 150mg strong oil yet. It’s a 3% formula at roughly 1mg CBD per drop, made from organic hemp oil extract blended with organic apricot oil, mint extract, and chocolate, and it’s made to 0.0% THC rather than the less-than-0.2% statement carried by Endoca’s other full spectrum oils. That’s a meaningful distinction if avoiding any trace of THC specifically matters to you as much as avoiding the taste does. A 10ml bottle carries around 300mg total, a 30ml bottle carries around 900mg. If you’ve been put off oils by the grassy flavour before, this is the gentlest way back in.
7. CBD oil 3000mg, 30%, the most concentrated oil Endoca sells
This is the ceiling of Endoca’s oil range: 3000mg of CBD in a single bottle at 30% strength, delivering roughly 10mg per drop, built for people who already know their routine and want fewer drops to get there. It’s extracted the same way as the rest of the line, supercritical CO2 from organically grown hemp, and it carries the same less than 0.2% THC statement as Endoca’s other full spectrum oils, plus vitamin E and the naturally occurring terpene profile the range is built on. It comes packaged in amber glass with a precision dropper, which matters more here than on a milder oil, since a small measuring error means a bigger swing in actual CBD delivered. This isn’t a starting point. If you’re new to oils, start with one of the 30mg/ml options above and work up to this one deliberately rather than beginning here.
Final Thoughts
Seven oils, but really just two variables: how much CBD you want per drop, and whether you’d rather taste hemp directly or have it masked with mint and chocolate. Raw and standard versions carry the same strength and the same THC statement at a given concentration, since both sit under the EU’s 0.2% legal threshold, the difference is only in taste and whether the CBDa has been left unconverted. If you’re not sure where to start, the medium-strength oils are the more forgiving choice, and Endoca’s Certificate of Analysis, published per batch, is where to check the actual lab numbers for whichever bottle you land on rather than relying on the label alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between Endoca’s raw and regular CBD oils?
The raw oils skip the heating step, which means the CBDa stays in its original acidic form alongside the CBD rather than converting through decarboxylation. The regular oils go through a gentle heating process that mellows the flavour. Both carry the same stated strength and the same less than 0.2% THC statement, the legal EU threshold, at a given concentration.
Should a beginner start with the 30mg/ml oil or a stronger one?
Endoca’s own medium-strength oils, at 30mg per ml, are built as the more forgiving starting point, since roughly 1mg per drop makes it easier to adjust gradually. The 150mg and 3000mg oils suit people who already know a lower strength works for them and want fewer drops to reach the same amount.
How should I store a bottle of CBD oil?
Endoca doesn’t publish detailed storage instructions beyond what’s on the bottle itself, so this article won’t invent guidance it can’t source. As a general rule for oil-based products, a cool, dark place away from direct heat or sunlight is the standard approach, and the amber glass bottles Endoca uses are already built with light exposure in mind.
Can I add CBD oil to food or a drink instead of taking it under the tongue?
Endoca’s en-gb product pages describe sublingual use, drops held under the tongue, as the standard method for this oil line, rather than mixing into food or drink. This article sticks to what’s actually on the label rather than recommending an alternative Endoca hasn’t confirmed.
Is the flavoured oil weaker than the unflavoured version at the same strength?
No. The chocolate mint oils carry the identical concentration and per-drop dosing as their unflavoured counterparts at the same strength tier, 3% or 15%. Flavour and strength are separate variables in Endoca’s oil line, not a trade-off against each other.
How long does a bottle of CBD oil typically last?
It depends entirely on how many drops you take and how often, which Endoca doesn’t prescribe. A 10ml bottle holds roughly 200 to 300 drops depending on the dropper, so a simple way to estimate is dividing that figure by however many drops you personally use in a day.
